Salares, Villa S066 Costa del Sol Rentals

Salares, villa, Property Ref: CDS-V-S066
Spain, Costa del Sol, Andalucia

The Cortijo/Finca Casa Las Jaras offers some of the most comfortable Holiday Rental Accommodation in Salares you will find for up to 4 people.

This light and airy Inland Rental Property in Andalucia is well equipped, and makes the perfect base when visiting this part of Southern Spain.

Perched on a hill side overlooking the mountains and valleys, there are some amazing views towards the Mediterranean, making this an extremely tranquil destination for your next Inland Holiday Rental in Andalucia.

This recently constructed Rental Home in Andalucia has a beautiful flood lit Swimming Pool complete with shower, adjacent to the terrace and Barbeque area.

Enjoy an evening meal here on a warm summers evening, listening to the crickets and the goat bells in the distance, the perfect place to unwind from that busy everyday life.

The accommodation in the Casa Las Jaras is all on one level, making this ideal for wheelchair access, and the spacious open-plan living/dining room has a large fireplace, TV, DVD, CD Radio, and dining tables and chairs exist for 6 people.

An American style breakfast bar separates the well-equipped kitchen, designed for the keen cook, with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, toaster, coffee machine, and juicer. There is also a washing machine iron and ironing board outside in a separate utility room.

The 2 bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin) have built-in wardrobes, and are comfortably furnished with top quality beds. There is also a baby cot, which can be provided upon request at no extra cost.

The Casa Las Jaras has several electric heaters for the bedrooms and bathroom, which maintain the temperature during the winter months, making this Inland Rental Property in Andalucia, the ideal choice at any time of the year.

The ceramic floors, beamed ceilings, and good quality furniture are indicative of the owners good taste, and eagerness to ensure that their guests are comfortable during their stay in this delightful Rental Home in Salares.

Why not enjoy your next Holiday in Andalucia at the Casa Las Jaras, and relax in comfort in this well presented Spanish Finca Home.

 
Rental rates per week in euro's:

30-09-2006 - 28-04-2007	€ 450
28-04-2007 - 02-06-2007	€ 500
02-06-2007 - 30-06-2007	€ 600
30-06-2007 - 01-09-2007	€ 900
01-09-2007 - 29-09-2007	€ 600
29-09-2007 - 29-04-2008	€ 450
Rental terms include normal usage of	electricity, gas/water

Special prices for long stay can be negotiated for low season.
 
  
Welcome to Andalucia!
Once Spain´s poorest region, Andalucia - and specifically the provinces of Malaga, Granada and Seville - is now one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, thanks to its sandy beaches, beautiful countryside, spectacular mountain ranges, fabulous monuments and high-spirited people who live life to the full and are well known for their exuberance, warmth and hospitality.

Andalucia is also home of flamenco and bullfighting, which can be best enjoyed at the region´s countless ferias and romerias.
But perhaps the most unique feature of this enchanting region are the remants of its Moorish past. The Moors were a mixture of Berbers and Arabs who crossed into Spain from North Africa by the Straits of Gibraltar and occupied the peninsula - which they called al Andalus - for more than seven centuries, dating from 710 when they first landed in Tarifa.
 
Within a mere four years they had virtually conquered the entire country, although they soon withdrew to the southern part of the peninsula, where they established, in the towns of Cordoba, Seville and Granada, one of the most sophisticated civilisations of the Middle Ages. Each of these Andalucian capitals boasts spectacular remains of their monuments, the most unforgottebale of which is, undoubtedly, Granada's Alhambra palace.

Andalucia has 500 miles of coastline and of which 70% are sandy beaches. The Mediterranean seaboard is graced by the Costa de Almeria, Costa Tropical and the glamorous, cosmopolitan Costa del Sol, while the Costa de la Luz lies along the Atlantic shore to the west of Gibraltar.
As well as Andalucia´s fascinating cities and dazzling shores, the region is sprinkled with tiny unspoilt villages and whitewashed towns - the famous pueblos blancos - which tourists often overlook, even though they are of easy access, such as Competa, Canillas de Albaida, Archez, Salares...

Andalucia, then, is a region of startling contrasts and great charm. Yet, this mysterious corner of Europe is easy to reach, with hundreds of charter flights arriving each week at Malaga´s Pablo Picasso International Airport. "Casa Las Jaras" is situated in the country, in the surroundings of the tranquil and very beautiful villages of Archez and Canillas de Albaida, approximately 70 minutes drive away from International Airport Pablo Ruiz Picasso.
 
Natural Park 'Sierra Tejeda and Almijara'
Designated a natural park in 1999, this large and rugged mountainous region of 40,663ha stretches across the provincial border of Granada and Malaga.

Its western part in Malaga province is known as the Axarquía and is famous for its attractive villages dating from Moorish times. It is also superb hiking country and its numerous steep mountainsides make it ideal for climbers. Its highest peak is La Maroma, at 2,080m.

Geologically, the area is has some distinctive features. It is rich in quartzite and gneiss, which date from over 300 million years ago. The Sierra Almijara has one of Spains's most important areas of dolomitic marble, which gives the landscape its characteristic grey and white hues where erosion has broken down the marble into small stones. The main rock in the Sierra Tejeda is limestone, which has been severely weathered leaving a landscape riddled with steep-sided ravines and plunging cliff faces.

There are many caves, the most famous being those at Nerja. Others are near the sierras' highest peak, at La Sima de la Maroma, and close to the village of Canillas de Aceituno.

Its relative remote nature has meant that it has a high number of endemic species of flora and is rich in wildlife, particularly raptors and mountain birds. Its inaccessibility has also meant that historically, it has harboured bandits and later on, anti-Franco guerrillas during the Civil War.

Walking is an important attraction in the region. The natural park Sierra Almijara and Tejeda  offer a wide variety of walks.
The summer in the area is very hot. If you want to have an active walking holiday the summer is not the best time of the year. The rest of the year the climate is agreeable (usually 10 to 15 degrees higher than Great Britain and the Netherlands).

Spaniards in general are not great walkers, although the walking area here is immense. So it often happens that while walking a whole day in a fantastic area, you won’t encounter any other walker.
For a walking holiday in 'Casa Las Jaras' autumn, winter and spring are advisable.